Akimasa Hirata

Director/ Professor

Nagoya Institute of Technology
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Akimasa Hirata is a Director and Professor at Nagoya Institute of Technology in Japan. His research areas include health risks associated with heat and radiation exposure, computational bioelectromagnetics, and applications of deep learning in neurostimulation and electroencephalogram analysis. His recent articles explore topics such as diabetes and heatstroke, motor evoked potentials, and personalized brain stimulation techniques.

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Masaki Fukunaga

特任教授/Project Professor

生理学研究所/National Institute for Physiological Sciences

JAPAN
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Hiroyuki Takizawa

Professor

Tohoku University

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Tetsuo Kida

Chief

Institute for Developmental Research, Aichi Developmental Disability Center

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Atsushi Shimada

Kyushu University

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YUKI TODO

Kanazawa University

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Yohei Otaka

Professor and Chairman

Fujita Health University

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Ming Yao

Aalborg University

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Essam Rashed

Professor

University of Hyogo

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Cheng Tang

Assistant Professor (Tenured)

Kyushu University

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Sachiko Kodera

Research Associate Professor

Nagoya Institute of Technology

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Kun Li

The University of Electro-Communications

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